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Utley

Member Since 2008-06-29
Offline Last Active 2012-04-29 12:59

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Retired American living in the central Thai provinces with my lovely Thai wife.

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Age 63 years old
Birthday March 30, 1949
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Golf, beer and sex, not necessarily in that order.

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Large Silk Screening Capabilities

2011-09-18 14:01:42

I am a U.S. citizen residingfull time in the central Thai province of Chai Nat. I have been contacted byassociates in the U.S. about the possibility of silk screening a design (gameboard – art work to be provided) onto a fitted bed sheet for export to the U.S.

A full set ofsheets would consist of 1 fitted sheet (with silk screen printing), a flatsheet and two pillow cases.

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Approximately 30-50 samples will berequired initially and then a quote for 1000, 5000, and 10,000sets to start.  Multiple sizes are required i.e. king and queen.  The fitted sheet will have the printed design;the pillow cases and the flat sheet are to be plain white. Thread count should be in the 200+ range.  What is really important is that thecolors not bleed when washed in hot water and the dyebe non-allergenic.

Can anyone assist me in finding a Thai vendor who can manufacture such a product?  Any assistance would be greatly appreciated; please PM me with a response.

Avoiding Atm Charges

2011-05-17 08:17:45

A friend recently told me that you could avoid the 150 THB surcharge the Thai banks charge to use a foreign debit card at an ATM machine by going into the bank itself and asking the teller to perform the transaction.

Can anyone comment as to the credibility of this statement?

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